Sentence examples for for local benefit from inspiring English sources
Ideally, public agencies should share this information locally, so they can all be aware of the resources, skills and talent available, to avoid duplication and ensure local talent can be maximised for local benefit.
In their early rush of power, front leaders are saying that if they achieve truly decentralized authority, they will be able to practice economic sovereignty and turn profits for local benefit.
None of these three projects was driven by local needs or designed for local benefit.
Initiatives like Project Hello World work by leveraging global, open source resources for local benefit.
Three years later, Congress responded to public disapproval over the flooding of Hetch Hetchy by passing the National Park Service Act to ensure that, going forward, national parks would be managed as a national system, not for local benefit.
The DOE rulemaking creates an unprecedented intrusion of the federal govenrment into state and local land use decisions -- not for local benefit but for the benefit of a distant city or state, and designates a huge swath of the country as a national sacrifice zone for energy.
This paper draws on a case study of the Brazilian Amazon to assess how two widely promoted strategies to govern tropical forests – non-state certification and state-based legality initiatives – interact with tropical wood production systems and the implications this holds for reducing deforestation and degradation and for local benefit-sharing.
As the average phosphorus and nitrogen concentrations in the watershed were still in excess of recommended levels in the Canadian Prairies, Tiessen et al. (2011) suggested using the reservoirs for local benefits, such as irrigation, would reduce downstream nutrient loading further.
The use of topical estrogen could also be considered, but again this requires further investigation to determine the optimal dose for local benefits, while ensuring that systemic effects are avoided (Verdier-Sevrain et al 2006).
The method used to estimate the local benefit for New Orleans, host for the Super Bowl last year, for example, was widely mocked.
